Alpha 30BR brass

[LCazador]

Does Peterson pay commission? You just sold a 50 count box.

The Peterson 7BR brass has,"worked like a dream". RG

My experience as well.

 

[stagpanther]

IMO, that would be a hard pass for most currently shooting a 30BR.

I can't imagine a scenario where I'd let myself get backed into  that corner. No upside and downsides aplenty...especially when what we've got is already working better that we can shoot these guns.

The one scenario might be for those who want a true no-turn 30BR. A no turn package with a reamer and brass...maybe. Maybe not. That 'corner' is still there.

Just my thunks on it.

"The one scenario might be for those who want a true no-turn 30BR. A no turn package with a reamer and brass...maybe. Maybe not. That 'corner' is still there." That's precisely what I had in mind--and I think they are better positioned to be up to the task than most others. I've turned their brass for the 30BR and it's harder than the other brass types--but it seems it also doesn't need to get worked as much since it doesn't go far from starting dimensions. I've shot enough 30 BR to notice it's unique characteristics make it almost stress-free for any brass regardless of its characteristics but I think it's popularity would sky-rocket if it had a turn-free option. But since I already do the turned stuff I'd like the "ready-made" option to be as close as possible to the Robinett specifications.